Toronto 
From skating at the historic lift lock in Peterborough to UNESCO World Heritage Site Rideau Canal, those who love to explore outdoors on skates have plenty of choices in Ontario.
Spray Lake Ice Skating Trail
There are plenty of options within GTA too – choose from skating under the Gardiner or exploring twinkling lights at Brampton’s Gage Park.
If you want to switch it up and skate on ice over a Lake, then get to Spray Lake in Holland Marsh, in the heart of King Township.
In summer, Spray Lake Watersports and Activity Centre is a mecca for watersports enthusiasts and you can enjoy fishing, wake surfing and waterskiing.
When old man winter arrives, the Spray Lake Watersports owners groom the frozen lake surface into a 2 km frozen ice skating trail. Visitors can glide over the lake enjoying the views of snow-laden forests surrounding the lake.
If you rather play hockey, there are three shinny pads on the Lake you can play on.
The skating trail and skinny pads are set to open to the public this Saturday, January 15th.
Due to COVID-19, you need to book in advance.
Spray Lake Ice Skating Trail
Spray Lake Ice Skating Trail
What: 2 KM natural Ice Trail on the lake and 3 shinny pads in the middle of the lake.
Where: Spray Lake Watersports and Activity Centre, 18205 Keele Street, King Twp
When:
January 15th until March 7th | Daily 10 AM – 8 PM, weather dependent.
How Much: $25 +HST
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This skating area is now CLOSED